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// Copyright (c) 1996-2024 Live Networks, Inc.  All rights reserved.
// Usage Environment
// C++ header
 
#ifndef _USAGE_ENVIRONMENT_HH
#define _USAGE_ENVIRONMENT_HH
 
#ifndef _USAGEENVIRONMENT_VERSION_HH
#include "UsageEnvironment_version.hh"
#endif
 
#ifndef _NETCOMMON_H
#include "NetCommon.h"
#endif
 
#ifndef _BOOLEAN_HH
#include "Boolean.hh"
#endif
 
#ifndef _STRDUP_HH
// "strDup()" is used often, so include this here, so everyone gets it:
#include "strDup.hh"
#endif
 
#ifndef NULL
#define NULL 0
#endif
 
#ifdef __BORLANDC__
#define _setmode setmode
#define _O_BINARY O_BINARY
#endif
 
class TaskScheduler; // forward
 
// An abstract base class, subclassed for each use of the library
 
class UsageEnvironment {
public:
  Boolean reclaim();
      // returns True iff we were actually able to delete our object
 
  // task scheduler:
  TaskScheduler& taskScheduler() const {return fScheduler;}
 
  // result message handling:
  typedef char const* MsgString;
  virtual MsgString getResultMsg() const = 0;
 
  virtual void setResultMsg(MsgString msg) = 0;
  virtual void setResultMsg(MsgString msg1, MsgString msg2) = 0;
  virtual void setResultMsg(MsgString msg1, MsgString msg2, MsgString msg3) = 0;
  virtual void setResultErrMsg(MsgString msg, int err = 0) = 0;
        // like setResultMsg(), except that an 'errno' message is appended.  (If "err == 0", the "getErrno()" code is used instead.)
 
  virtual void appendToResultMsg(MsgString msg) = 0;
 
  virtual void reportBackgroundError() = 0;
        // used to report a (previously set) error message within
        // a background event
 
  virtual void internalError(); // used to 'handle' a 'should not occur'-type error condition within the library.
 
  // 'errno'
  virtual int getErrno() const = 0;
 
  // 'console' output:
  virtual UsageEnvironment& operator<<(char const* str) = 0;
  virtual UsageEnvironment& operator<<(int i) = 0;
  virtual UsageEnvironment& operator<<(unsigned u) = 0;
  virtual UsageEnvironment& operator<<(double d) = 0;
  virtual UsageEnvironment& operator<<(void* p) = 0;
 
  // a pointer to additional, optional, client-specific state
  void* liveMediaPriv;
  void* groupsockPriv;
 
protected:
  UsageEnvironment(TaskScheduler& scheduler); // abstract base class
  virtual ~UsageEnvironment(); // we are deleted only by reclaim()
 
private:
  TaskScheduler& fScheduler;
};
 
 
typedef void TaskFunc(void* clientData);
typedef void* TaskToken;
typedef u_int32_t EventTriggerId;
 
class TaskScheduler {
public:
  virtual ~TaskScheduler();
 
  virtual TaskToken scheduleDelayedTask(int64_t microseconds, TaskFunc* proc,
                                        void* clientData) = 0;
        // Schedules a task to occur (after a delay) when we next
        // reach a scheduling point.
        // (Does not delay if "microseconds" <= 0)
        // Returns a token that can be used in a subsequent call to
        // unscheduleDelayedTask() or rescheduleDelayedTask()
        // (but only if the task has not yet occurred).
 
  virtual void unscheduleDelayedTask(TaskToken& prevTask) = 0;
        // (Has no effect if "prevTask" == NULL)
        // Sets "prevTask" to NULL afterwards.
        // Note: This MUST NOT be called if the scheduled task has already occurred.
 
  virtual void rescheduleDelayedTask(TaskToken& task,
                                     int64_t microseconds, TaskFunc* proc,
                                     void* clientData);
        // Combines "unscheduleDelayedTask()" with "scheduleDelayedTask()"
        // (setting "task" to the new task token).
        // Note: This MUST NOT be called if the scheduled task has already occurred.
 
  // For handling socket operations in the background (from the event loop):
  typedef void BackgroundHandlerProc(void* clientData, int mask);
    // Possible bits to set in "mask".  (These are deliberately defined
    // the same as those in Tcl, to make a Tcl-based subclass easy.)
    #define SOCKET_READABLE    (1<<1)
    #define SOCKET_WRITABLE    (1<<2)
    #define SOCKET_EXCEPTION   (1<<3)
  virtual void setBackgroundHandling(int socketNum, int conditionSet, BackgroundHandlerProc* handlerProc, void* clientData) = 0;
  void disableBackgroundHandling(int socketNum) { setBackgroundHandling(socketNum, 0, NULL, NULL); }
  virtual void moveSocketHandling(int oldSocketNum, int newSocketNum) = 0;
        // Changes any socket handling for "oldSocketNum" so that occurs with "newSocketNum" instead.
 
  virtual void doEventLoop(char volatile* watchVariable = NULL) = 0;
      // Causes further execution to take place within the event loop.
      // Delayed tasks, background I/O handling, and other events are handled, sequentially (as a single thread of control).
      // (If "watchVariable" is not NULL, then we return from this routine when *watchVariable != 0)
 
  virtual EventTriggerId createEventTrigger(TaskFunc* eventHandlerProc) = 0;
      // Creates a 'trigger' for an event, which - if it occurs - will be handled (from the event loop) using "eventHandlerProc".
      // (Returns 0 iff no such trigger can be created (e.g., because of implementation limits on the number of triggers).)
  virtual void deleteEventTrigger(EventTriggerId eventTriggerId) = 0;
 
  virtual void triggerEvent(EventTriggerId eventTriggerId, void* clientData = NULL) = 0;
      // Causes the (previously-registered) handler function for the specified event to be handled (from the event loop).
      // The handler function is called with "clientData" as parameter.
      // Note: This function (unlike other library functions) may be called from an external thread
      // - to signal an external event.
      // (In fact, this is the *only* LIVE555 function that can be called from a non-LIVE555 thread.)
      // (However, "triggerEvent()" should not be called with the same 'event trigger id' from
      // different threads.  Also, once "triggerEvent()" is called with one 'event trigger id',
      // it should not be called again with the same 'event trigger id' until after its event
      // has been handled.)
 
  // The following two functions are deprecated, and are provided for backwards-compatibility only:
  void turnOnBackgroundReadHandling(int socketNum, BackgroundHandlerProc* handlerProc, void* clientData) {
    setBackgroundHandling(socketNum, SOCKET_READABLE, handlerProc, clientData);
  }
  void turnOffBackgroundReadHandling(int socketNum) { disableBackgroundHandling(socketNum); }
 
  virtual void internalError(); // used to 'handle' a 'should not occur'-type error condition within the library.
 
protected:
  TaskScheduler(); // abstract base class
};
 
#endif